How to Say “Bathroom” in Puerto Rican Spanish
In Puerto Rico you ask for the baño when you need the bathroom. The question ¿Dónde está el baño? works in homes, restaurants and shops across the island.
In Puerto Rico you ask for the baño when you need the bathroom. The question ¿Dónde está el baño? works in homes, restaurants and shops across the island.
The Spanish phrase for “we argued” is discutimos. discutimos is used when two or more people have a verbal fight or a disagreement.
In Spanish, “are you hiring?” is expressed as ¿Están contratando? This phrase is used to inquire whether a business has any job openings.
The English phrase “student government” is translated into Spanish as gobierno estudiantil.
The English phrase “sterling” is translated into Spanish as libra esterlina.
The English word strange is translated into Spanish as extraño. Both extraño and raro are used to describe things that are not normal.
The English word ‘supplier’ is translated into Spanish as proveedor. The term proveedor is a common and general translation for a supplier.
The English phrase “weed strain” is translated into Spanish as variedad de marihuana.
The English phrase “not again” is translated into Spanish as otra vez no. This phrase is used to express frustration when an event is happening repeatedly.
The English word ‘western’ can be translated into Spanish as occidental or oesteño.